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We’ve Never Seen Typewriters Used Like THIS Before

Most people who keep a typewriter these days do so mostly for decorative reasons, but this is not the case at all for UK based artist James Cook. He creates elaborate portraits and landscapes by typing a careful assemblage of letters, numbers, and punctuation marks onto sheets of paper.

15 Fascinating Pictures of Extraordinarily Rare Things

Ever seen a music typewriter? Source: Mass1m01973 Better known as The Keaton Music Typewriter, this instrument was first patented in 1936 by Robert H. Keaton from San Francisco, California. The typewriter was promoted in the 1950s and sold for around $225.

9 MORE Things in Your Attic That Could Be Worth a Fortune

Related: 5 Antiques That Are NO Longer Worth the Investment Royal typewriters Source Any typewriter won't do. If you're looking to make money on a typewriter, it has to be of a certain model and color.

The Most Unique Private Collections From Around the World

Source [related_articles] Bills from around the world Source Shark teeth Source Banana stickers Source Lifelong collection of old cell phones Source The full Coke bottles collection Source Typewriter collection Source Vintage cameras Source H/T: BoredPanda The Most Unique Private Collections From Around

From the Past with Love: 16 Cool Vintage Treasures

A vintage typewriter from 1910 9. A 1980s Cheetos bag 10. An original bottle of Red Bull Related: These Beautiful Antique Items Have Been Touched by History 11. This 1950s bathroom has a built-in toilet phone 12. A built-in seat tucked into a small phone alcove in a 1947 home 13. 

16 Playful Porcelain Figures That Look Like 3-D Drawings

From an old typewriter to tubes of pain, these cartoonish black-and-white renditions of everyday objects will leave you charmed.

Don't Throw Away Old Furniture - Turn it into a Garden

Breathe life into an old typewriter 2. Old Dressers can be turned to charming planters Source 3. Why not add some color and flair? 4. Vintage washing machines add a unique look Source 5. Mail you'll always be happy to get Source 6. An old bike - A new garden Source 7. Recycle your BBQ Source 8.

12 Vintage Tools That Have Stood The Test of Time

A rare typewriter from the 1950s that was used for writing sheet music. Image Source: © amimumu / Reddit 8. A 100-year-old waffle iron that functions properly even now. Image Source: © Roninizer / Reddit 9. A vintage steampunk lamp in great condition. Image Source: © AlexLoftLamps / Reddit 10. 

Amazing! These Disabled Artists Really Are Awe-Inspiring!

[related_articles] Born with cerebral palsy, Paul Smith used to create amazing artwork using only one finger on a typewriter. Peter Longstaff was born without arms as a result of his mother being prescribe Thalidomide during pregnancy, but Peter has never considered himself to be disabled.

Abandoned Europe - Stunning!

Did poetry come out of this typewriter, or just letters? A creepy carriage.

25 Pics Showing How People in the Past Imagined the Future

A typewriter-desk-chair design at the Business Efficiency Exhibition, 1971 22. A concept model of the 1951 Studebaker Manta-Ray vehicle 23. So-called bird scooters, an illustration from 1960 24. A 1925 illustration of how medical diagnosis by radio would work, note the robot hands 25.

Incredible Underwater Sculptures by J.D Taylor!

THE LOST CORRESPONDENT The Lost Correspondent depicts a man sitting at a desk with a typewriter. The desk is covered with a collection of newspaper articles and cuttings that date back to the 1970s.

10 Fun and Mind Boggling Facts About the Internet

In-text, this is around 37.5 pages of typewriting. Surely, this enormous quantity is very difficult to grasp, but our devices process way more information on a daily basis. 4.

Read Our Beginner's Guide to Microsoft Word Here

This is a brilliant function which makes it really easy to edit your document later on, so you don't have to worry too much as you're typing it out, as you would have to do on a typewriter.